Intempt supports six data types for attributes: string, number, boolean, date, object, and list. By choosing the most suitable data type for your attributes, you can apply a set of operators most relevant to your attributes in Intempt, giving you richer insights about your data.
String
Alphanumeric value e.g. Plan Type = "Free", Artist Name = "Bruno Mars"
Intempt will treat any attribute value that doesn’t match any other data type as a string.
String operators
Operator Name
Description
is
Checks if the attribute exactly matches a value.
is not
Checks if the attribute does not match a value.
contains
Searches within the attribute for a value.
does not contain
Confirms the attribute does not include a value.
has any value
Validates that the attribute has any value.
has no value
Checks if the attribute has a blank or null value.
Integer
Numeric (integer or decimal) value e.g., Cost = 15.00, Quantity = 5
You can apply operators such as sum, median, and percentile on integer attributes (in reports)
Integer operators
Operator Name
Description
equals
Checks if the attribute is equal to a specified number.
doesn’t equal
Checks if the attribute is not equal to a specified number.
is greater than
Verifies if the attribute is greater than a specified number.
is less than
Verifies if the attribute is less than a specified number.
is greater than or equal
Checks if the attribute is greater than or equal to a specified number.
is less than or equal
Checks if the attribute is less than or equal to a specified number.
is between
Checks if the attribute is within a specified range of numbers.
is not between
Checks if the attribute is not within a specified range of numbers.
has any value
Validates that the attribute has any numerical value.
has not value
Checks if the attribute has no assigned value or is null.
Boolean
Intempt treats attribute as a boolean if the value is either the JSON constant true or false, e.g., Favorited = true, Bookmarked = false.
Boolean operators
Operator Name
Description
true
Indicates the attribute is true.
false
Indicates the attribute is not true.
Date
An ISO formatted date YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS in UTC e.g. Last Purchase = "2022-10-30T13:30:25", Last Login = "2022-10-29". Note that all timestamps need to be sent in UTC timezone in an ISO format.
Date operators
Operator Name
Description
in the last
Checks if the date occurred within the specified time frame up to now.
not in the last
Checks if the date has not occurred within the specified time frame up to now.
between
Checks if the date falls within a specified range of dates.
not in between
Checks if the date does not fall within a specified range of dates.
on
Checks if the date matches the specified date.
not on
Checks if the date does not match the specified date.
before
Checks if the date occurred before the specified date.
since
Checks if the date occurred on or after the specified date.
List
List. A list of values as a JSON array e.g, Favourite Genres = ["Folk","Alternative"] or Favourite Numbers = [1,5,10.0]
Object. Arbitrarily-nested groups of JSON key-value pairs e.g., Experiments = {"Exp Onboarding":"Quick","Exp Checkout":"Without Coupon"}
List of objects. A JSON array of 1 level JSON objects with each object having similar sets of key-value pairs e.g. Cart = [{"Brand":"Puma","Category":"Jacket","Price":30}, {"Brand":"Adidas","Category":"Hats","Price":15}]
List operators
Operator Name
Description
all in the list
Checks if all specified values are present in the attribute list.
any in the list
Checks if any of the specified values are present in the attribute list.
Object
Object. A JSON object as an event field. e.g. company = {"name": "Intempt"} or customer={"name": "John", "age": 33, "city": "Kharkiv"}
Object operators apply to inner fields (e.g, for an object from the example field will look like "company/name"), so it depends on the field data type. So if the field is a String type, then apply operators as for a string, if a number, then as to a number.
